War of 1812 L.A. 1st regiment button

[umrgolf]

Yesterday Josh and I returned to the same spot we had picked up a few colonial silvers and nice buttons last week. The property we decided to finish up yesterday was fairly slim on targets, but still managed some decent stuff... Didn't have much to show for myself as the hunt was coming to an end... I tell Josh as I'm swinging the coil, "Hey man, let's get the heck out of here, this place is dry".. Next swing, 'beep beep' I take a look at the screen, it's showing 38-40.. the usual cuff button reading.. I turn the plug and the L.A. button was staring right at me ... Until yesterday, I had only seen these on the web


Dirty Digs


[size=13pt]A really nice NY coat button [/size]




[size=13pt]Coin button 'Gold Colour Fine Surface'[/size]


[size=13pt]Light Artillery, 1st Regiment cuff button (1808-1821)[/size]


[size=13pt]Group[/size]

 

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[sneaky6]

Jeff,

In the upper right hand corner of your first pic is a bracelet like artifact. I was wonder if that could be a slave manilla. Looks like it tom me. Just a thought.

Congrats on the nice buttons!! That LA is sweet!!

Keep up the great digging!!

HH,
Sneaky6

 

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[sscindercoop]

Sweet button

 

[umrgolf]

snaky, Josh thought it was a belt attachment thanks for the compliments all

 

[Woodland Detectors]

thanks crazyhorse .. 4-H lets see those coppas .. Dawg, ive died and gone to button heaven fo sho .. thanks HMN

LOL

Well, turns out, after cleaning those "coppers" one was that 1783 GT copper token.....And here I was tossing it around the table at dinner that night.... C-ya